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- Animal Animal WelfareRights, Science
- 24/11/2025
- 10:12
Native mammals ‘taking back’ Australia’s desert ecosystems from the cats
The ambitious trial to reintroduce native marsupial species into Sturt National Park is on track, say Wild Deserts conservationists. Western quolls, bilbies and golden bandicoots are slowly taking back a ‘low-cat’ area of the desert – the massive Wild Training Zone of more than 100km2 in Sturt National Park in NSW. The resurgence of these species is a result of the ‘beyond the fence’ initiative in Sturt National Park that is part of the Wild Deserts Partnership Project. It involves an alliance between UNSW Sydney's Wild Deserts team, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) and Taronga Conservation Society Australia.…
- Community, Entertainment
- 24/11/2025
- 10:00
Official launch of Sydney’s 2025 Christmas program
WHAT: Lord Mayor Clover Moore will announce details of the City of Sydney’s 2025 Christmas program in front of NSW’s tallest Christmas tree at Martin Place. The City of Sydney’s celebrations include a series of free events, a new Christmas Fair, markets, choirs, trees and lights bringing festive cheer to the city for more than 4 weeks. The media launch will feature live performances by representatives of the NSW Public Schools Millennium Marching Band and Ettinghausens dance school cheer squad. Some of Santa’s elves will also be handing out a variety of sweet treats and there will be an opportunity…
- Environment
- 24/11/2025
- 09:58
ONE BATTERY CAN SPARK A BLAZE: NSW EPA EXPANDS STATEWIDE SAFETY CAMPAIGN
This week marks the launch of a major new phase of the successful ‘Never Bin A Battery’ campaign rolling out across New South Wales.…
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- Agriculture Farming Rural, Food Beverages
- 24/11/2025
- 09:42
Who Decides Food? New campaign to ensure National Food Council puts people, communities and the environment at the heart of a fairer food future
Key Facts: The appointees to the National Food Council were announced on Friday. A coalition of health, agriculture, food and environmental experts say the…
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- Oil Mining Resources
- 24/11/2025
- 09:40
Osmond Resources (ASX.OSM) Confirms Potential For Globally Significant EU Titanium (Rutile), Zircon And Rare Earth Project
___________________________ Osmond Resources Limited (ASX:OSM) (Osmond or the Company) is pleased to announce confirmatory assays from the primary quartzite-hosted, heavy mineral layer at the…
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- Political
- 24/11/2025
- 09:28
Liberals can’t be trusted to take the pressure off families while they cling to net-zero fantasy
Family First Upper House candidate Deepa Mathew says South Australian families struggling under the nation’s highest power prices cannot trust the Liberals to provide…
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- Political
- 24/11/2025
- 09:20
Reserve price law risks driving up housing costs, warns Family First
Family First has warned that the Victorian Government’s proposal to force public disclosure of auction reserve prices risks pushing up housing costs and reducing transparency, leaving young families worse off. Under the plan, real estate agents would be required to publish the reserve price at least seven days before an auction or fixed-date sale. Family First Upper House candidate Jane Foreman said the reform sounds attractive on paper but ignores how the market actually behaves. “We support honesty in the housing market — but this policy will just push more homes off-market, reduce transparency, and drive prices up for families,”…
- Finance Investment, Political
- 24/11/2025
- 08:21
Don’t hand CSLR bill to 12 million low- and middle-income Australians
The Super Members Council says the Government should not hand the bill for the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort to 12 million low- and middle-income Australians. The CSLR was createdto compensate victims of financial misconduct as a last resort after all other options to recover money had been exhausted. A key design principle was that the parts of the financial services system from which the consumer harms had arisen would bear that cost. It would be a clear breach of that principle to force millions of everyday Australians who are members of highly regulated profit-to-member super funds to pay into…
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- Business Company News, Government VIC
- 24/11/2025
- 08:14
New survey reveals concerning escalation in crime impacts on Victorian businesses
A statewide Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Committee for Melbourne survey has revealed the scale and severity of crime and antisocial behaviour now impacting businesses across Victoria, with 92 percent of employers revealing that concern for staff safety has increased. The Community Safety and Business Impacts Survey, completed by more than 1,400 businesses from a diverse cross-section of industries, locations and business sizes, shows widespread concern with nearly half of all businesses (49 per cent) saying safety and antisocial behaviour have worsened in the past year. These incidents are not isolated, with 15 per cent of businesses dealing…
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